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Not entirely, because the snippets you get when vibe coding are derived from actual coding.

That level of autocomplete has been around for many years before LLM for pretty much any used language

640k should be enough for anybody

No, there’s been a couple of attempts but no one would call those outcomes conclusive.

That’s an uninformed perspective. We can’t be ”set as a civilization” by locking in whatever our current progress is. ML models don’t inherently progress anything. So yes if we stop doing that then in 10 years people will not have stopped learning how to code, but possibly stopped actually thinking for themselves which in turn would lead to not progressing neither our ML models or civilization.

You are not wrong and that is a rational and a plausible forecast.

Yeah batteries are quite useful for surveillance equipment. Can you expand on that specific concern?

First install truck horns, and have that go off for the dev being assigned a ticket.

Hey, please tell me how my comment was bad in some way instead of just downvoting. It was a genuine question if anyone might have insight.

Damn, so fully pulled, by authors, GitHub or adversary?

Was the entire repo just deleted from GitHub?

Same, but residence probably always require a time period. I think it highly depends on your actual citizenship and what tax agreements they have with Thailand etc.

What is the current state? Tags reverted or still poisoned?

No those services won’t be legal. If you stay in Thailand for that period you can pay tax there and then use FEIE to not pay double to the US

I’m saying how is any of that relevant to the topic of ”why are you, as an individual, working at Tesla”? There’s no one talking about the success of Tesla or the Trump election results except you?

This is not Facebook, people try to actually contribute to the discussions. No one cares what your beliefs are, it is completely irrelevant to the topic.

Why are you getting so riled up? It’s an interesting question to get multiple perspectives. You are rambling about all kinds of unrelated things.

Yeah that is a thing for sure, was just commenting on why it was created :)

They do hermetic builds so that it is viable at large scale via granular caching. They were made to make that work at those scales, with pretty much zero consideration for any external package managers or anything like that

That is not why neither Bazel or Buck was created.

This is fictious btw, or logic as follows is delete all code, deploy nothing, all bugs fixed, and achieve infinite productivity.

As already mentioned, people measure value return by revenue gain. It is irrelevant to attribute it to some construct like a line of code.

If you know nothing about Python or coding it is not really relevant as the code is probably read and written more by those who know coding and/or Python?

Yeah learning to actually use in practice is different from preparing for interviews. I would say continue where you already built some knowledge and branch out when you realize you have to, and then work on learning one branch as you go.

For interviews you may need to lookup what type of questions to expect and memorize details on that, unfortunately. That is not useful in practice but can be necessary for interviews.

Yeah, start from any point A. A suggestion is where you can progress in some way. Don’t make too many decisions. There’s so many viable ways to learn that, just start where it is natural for you. You don’t have to figure everything out or have answers to everything.

What do you specifically want to learn? What you need to learn will generally make itself known, if you have some general goal? Just starting at all is the best way to start.

You don’t. That is what you will build as you learn a topic, it makes no sense to “identify” it first.

Do the thing you want to learn.

I don’t think anyone mentioned JavaScript frameworks. Yes everything is perpetually relevant if it is made generic enough, but it is harder to be actionable and truly useful.

That made me curious, is there a changelog somewhere on changes between editions?